Campaign India Team
May 28, 2014

Mindshare bags Yakult's media duties

There was no multi-agency pitch involved

Mindshare bags Yakult's media duties

Mindshare has bagged the media mandate for probiotic drinks maker Yakult Danone India, a JV between Japan's Yakult Honsha and Groupe Danone of France.

There was no multi-agency pitch involved. ZenithOptimedia was the incumbent on the account. Hakuhodo Percept handles the creative duties.

The company launched its drinks under the Yakult brand in India in 2007. It is presently available in Delhi/NCR, Punjab, Jaipur, Mumbai, Pune, Nasik, Hyderabad, Chennai and Bengaluru.

Minoru Shimada, MD, Yakult Danone India, said, “While we have been expanding across geographies, India is an important market where we are actively building awareness and benefit about probiotics. Backed up with a strategic approach and extensive expertise, I believe Mindshare is the best choice to handle our media planning and buying in India.”

Ravi Rao, leader- South Asia, Mindshare, said, “We are delighted to work with Yakult to help promote the company in India. Since this a emerging category in India having immense potential, we look to use adaptive and innovative strategies to take the brand to new heights.”

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

1 day ago

Amazon's ad business soars, reaching US$56 billion ...

Amazon's advertising business outpaced the company's overall growth in 2024, fuelled in part by the company's expansion into streaming advertising.

1 day ago

Meta doubles down on AI tools to boost ad performance

The platform’s new tools aim to offer guidance on AI optimisation, automation, and advertising best practices.

1 day ago

LinkedIn bets big on news with ‘News Banner’ test ...

As traditional platforms scale back on news, LinkedIn is stepping up—aiming to offer brands, publishers, and professionals a trusted, engagement-driven space.

1 day ago

69% of India’s top influencers violate disclosure ...

Nearly 11 crore followers in India are victims of exposure to undisclosed brand promotions by online influencers, finds ASCI report.